About

Charge North is a community-driven, collaborative program building an electric vehicle (EV) network across central and northern BC. It is a 3-year, $5 million initiative supported by six regional districts including over 40 local governments and First Nations, Northern Development Initiatives Trust, the Province of BC and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. The project, facilitated by the Community Energy Association, will create an EV charging station network that connects almost 2,800 km of highway from south of Kamloops to Prince George, along Highway 16 and onto Haida Gwaii.

The partnership developed between Charge North communities demonstrates collaborative leadership on addressing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation while supporting economic development and enhancing tourism opportunities.

A detailed description of the project partners can be found here.

Map

40+ Communities | 30 DCFC’s |120 Level 2’s | 2,780 kms connected EV travel

The Charge North EV station network is a robust system that will facilitate connected, reliable travel to and within central and northern BC. To learn about the charging station types and the modeling used to create the network, visit the History of Charge North.

*Note: this map represents just the Charge North proposed network and is not meant to be used as a travel planning tool. To plan EV travel, we suggest www.plugshare.com

Click on “view larger map” icon in the top right corner to see station details.